His most recent retirement was almost permanent because of recently paroled Sideshow Bob's latest scheme – wiring plastic explosives to a hypnotized Bart and sending him up on stage.
At the national level, where there were almost no permanent common institutions other than the Diet, immobility was the result of the contrasting political and confessional options, which rendered impossible the accession of new cantons, though there was some interest from Geneva, Neuchâtel, and the Roman Catholic bishop of Basel.
Because these migrants were forced to move by political changes and their language was German, they were almost entirely permanent migrants and their assimilation was relatively easy.
The Wickwires note that Cornwallis relied extensively on advice not only from John Shore, who had extensive experience in India prior to Cornwallis's arrival, but also from the revenue collectors in the various districts, who were almost uniformly in favor of a permanent settlement with the zamindars.
"We are almost at permanent presence, almost," Dr. Kamp said.
ELECTION fever is almost a permanent condition in India.
Some people would be driven mad by the happy caterwaul — it's almost a permanent sound installation.
For whites, departure is almost always permanent — a surrender, or a cutting of losses, and one need not indulge in colonial nostalgia, or overlook the injustice of white affluence, to recognize that the loss is Zimbabwe's as well.
As mayor from 1981 to 1984, when conventional wisdom had accepted that division was almost certainly permanent, he insisted that the German question remained open as long as the Brandenburg Gate remained closed.In 1984, the electoral college chose him as president, much to the chagrin of Mr Kohl.
They showed that this division between the very large plates and the next set of plates is almost certainly permanent for the time period that they considered (200 Ma) in contrast to the supposition of Sornette and Pisarenko (2003).
